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'Don't seek logic,' urges actor as film 'The Paradise' divides critics
25 Sep
Summary
- Actor Remo Raheem expressed deep disappointment over a 7-minute scene cut.
- He defended the film, citing its strong motherly sentiment theme.
- Critics noted Nani's intensity but found the film scattered and uneven.
Released on September 24, Nani's film 'The Paradise' has garnered mixed reactions from critics and audiences alike. Supporting actor Remo Raheem voiced his profound disappointment over a substantial 7-minute combat scene being edited out, citing the "deep mental anguish" this caused.
Raheem defended the movie, emphasizing its core theme of motherly sentiment and encouraging viewers to watch it without overanalyzing for strict logical coherence. He implored the audience to support cinema and avoid dismissing the film, particularly as some reviews have been unfavorable.
Critics have pointed to Nani's powerful performance as a highlight but noted that the film's narrative elements are disjointed and unbalanced. This unevenness prevents the film from reaching its full potential, especially when compared to director Srikanth Odela's earlier success.
